Les sealey was somewhat better than Ben Wilson
Whoever did this is on the wind-up, surely...
So much to sneer at - my biggest laughs (apart from no1 player spelt wrong) were Doyle at no.16 (I wouldn't have him in top 100 at all) and the obligatory mention of Carl Baker!
So much to sneer at - my biggest laughs (apart from no1 player spelt wrong) were Doyle at no.16 (I wouldn't have him in top 100 at all) and the obligatory mention of Carl Baker!
I scream bullshit. Mere click bait. Nevertheless -
Ian Gibson should be top ten, easy.
Ian Gibson should be top ten, easy.
Ernie Hunt and Reg Matthews are also included, so lord knows how the list was sorted,
and how can any player who never played for us in the top flight, be included in this list.
Fair point. I think I'll just assume the list was sorted by putting names in an old Quality Street tin and pulled out at random.
Spent 34/35 years in the top flight and we have league two players in the top 100.
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That is one bizarre list. If it is truly an all time list then surely pre war players like Bourton, Lauderdale and Mason would have to be included. So many players missing that ought to be there. Here's an XI of omitted players I've spotted 
Sealey
Coop Barry Blockley Holmes
Blair Powell Gibson Carr
Gould Thompson
Even that isn't including others like Oakey, Holton, Emerson, Sedgley, Phillips and more recent players like Keogh, McGoldrick, Clarke and Walsh who were more influential and effective than the likes of Joe Cole, Steve Staunton and a few more on that list.
Sealey
Coop Barry Blockley Holmes
Blair Powell Gibson Carr
Gould Thompson
Even that isn't including others like Oakey, Holton, Emerson, Sedgley, Phillips and more recent players like Keogh, McGoldrick, Clarke and Walsh who were more influential and effective than the likes of Joe Cole, Steve Staunton and a few more on that list.
Is that t based on time here or over their career?
Dublin should be at least second I didn’t see Tommy H so can’t compare but Dublin is our most influential player since I started going in 83
Dublin should be at least second I didn’t see Tommy H so can’t compare but Dublin is our most influential player since I started going in 83
Whoever compiled that need a shoeing and banned from the Internet and every ground in the country.
Edit - and all the pubs.
Edit - and all the pubs.
Terry Gibson 59 ffs this man is a lunatic. Ndlovu is far to low as well. Where is Robert Jarni
plus I can’t see one our longest standing players who may still be here Julian Gray.
plus I can’t see one our longest standing players who may still be here Julian Gray.
All sorts of wrong, unfortunately, but if it’s opinion-based, then it’s his choice.
I wouldn't say I didn't rate him, but I definitely feel he is/was thought or more highly than he deserved. He was no more than average for all but his last season and his set pieces were the same shite pretty much every time - floated to the near post.
Often his thinking was above that of his teammates and so stuff didn't come off, but at the same time you'd think a good player would end up realising this and adjust their play to compensate. Also, no fault of his but due to clear managerial tactics, the team pretty much always gave him the ball and teams were wise to it very quickly, so they just marked him out of the game knowing it was our outlet.
It is arguable if he should be number one, certainly no lower than two.
I didn’t see that, Glazier was world class, if hadn’t broken his leg he would have been in the 66 World Cup winning squad, number two to Gordon Banks.Too many ridiculous rankings and omissions to go through them all, but Hedman at 23rd vs Glazier at 56th is an interesting take
I never understand the ridiculous amount of love for Gary McAllister, he wasn't even at the club as a player for very long
4 years is a fair chunk of a career. Same time that Dublin was at the club
